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How do you convert meters square to lineal meters? - Answers

You have to know the shape of it, and you may need to know another dimension of the shape. The simplest way to look at it is say you are given 64m2 and you know it is a square. a square's formula for area is length x length. so length is square root of area, which is 8m



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You have to know the shape of it, and you may need to know another dimension of the shape. The simplest way to look at it is say you are given 64m2 and you know it is a square. a square's formula for area is length x length. so length is square root of area, which is 8m



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How do you convert meters square to lineal meters? - Answers

You have to know the shape of it, and you may need to know another dimension of the shape. The simplest way to look at it is say you are given 64m2 and you know it is a square. a square's formula for area is length x length. so length is square root of area, which is 8m

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